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New Jersey's reporter shield law, one of the nation's most powerful, doesn't allow media defendants to keep all unpublished material out of discovery in invasion of privacy suits, a New Jersey judge has ruled. The decision, in a closely-watched case against The New York Times Co., is the first since the 1977 revision of the reporter's privilege to deny a news organization's absolute protection against disclosure in a civil case.
December 31, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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